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Red Team Operator plans and executes authorized adversary simulations to test prevention, detection, investigation, and response to real-world cyberattacks. This is a mid-career offensive security role (3–5 years) focused on attack execution and the supporting infrastructure behind it.
Responsibilities include conducting recon, initial access, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and deploying red team infrastructure (C2, domains, VPNs).
Red Team Operator plans and executes authorized adversary simulations to test how well the organization can prevent, detect, investigate, and respond to real-world cyberattacks. This is a mid-career offensive security role (roughly 3–5 years of experience) suited for someone who has run red team operations, penetration tests, or adversary emulation engagements and is comfortable owning both the attack execution and the infrastructure behind it.
The operator acts as a simulated adversary, probing endpoint, identity, network, cloud, and application defense, while also building and maintaining the evasive infrastructure (C2, redirectors, phishing systems) that supports each engagement. The role increasingly incorporates AI-enabled offensive security workflows, using and building pipelines that accelerate recon, tooling, attack-path analysis, and reporting.